davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

ielbH, 5aB duBerer &ei6tbum unb dnBes
re gbren ni9t Deinen Mertb su erb6s
ben perm6mten. Die mabre 9 e.
m utb lit es, tpenm Gu aus Der Saub
bes Mannes, Der Dir iein 2eben bins
eiebt, aud bas Gei9id 6es Deinen frag.
los empfamgen tpolItef. Do@ Uiebere
bot, Id es, Du baif bic Mabl!
Sie, Wabl,-bIeibt mir ba nod cine
MabI2 rief grneifine nit ffrablenbem
glide. sou i6 nod iebt beudeIn un6
ein @efiibl berbergenb befen i6 ldngif
taum mebr Meifer tparb2 Mas 1T Sc.
lebrfanfeit unb NubmJ mas lit Der
@lan3 Der 6telung, bic Ou mir gebos
ten, ,segen 6as 8liid. bas mid iebt
6ur6fr6nlt? Sd tuerfe fie bin nit al
benz falf9en 6tDl5 - un6 tpdble Did,
Sobannesl sic fonf an feline 8ruit.
ct umf9lang fie ipie trdumeno. Sbr
teufber Munb mar ibm sugetpan6t. ct
briidte feine 2ippen auf bic ibren, fefer
unb feffer, cbne Mtbem 3u f66pfen, als
tpolle er nit einem einsigen RuB auf tie
iiberitr6nien ale Snbrunf, alles feit
Moaaten suriidgebdmmte Ierlangen
ieines 9eraens.
sic sitterte tDie bic faunl erl9loiiene
BIume i'm erFen Geipitterregen unb
bennD9 NOR ibr 10 uobl tuie bamaIs,
mo He fi9 als Elm mutbiges 2inb NIT
benz bertpanbten titnniiden @eiife ntaB,
Der aus benz betuegten GIemente He iibsrs
brang. sic erfannte iebt pl6blib, baB
bic 2iebe feline S9wd9e, fonbera cine
2raft = itnc baB es g6tilid lei, bieie
&raft ali betbdtigen. gnoli9 bob he
ben 2opf unb iab ibm nit feu9tem
Bid in bic Nugeu: sSObannes, Du
GROCER, Su better Mann, Dergieb, al
raein Siren unb Gebleul N@, i'd babe
es ia ldnsif bereutl
eSObannes betraf)teie fie in tiefer
Riibrung. Wseine Grnefine, baf Du
fie enblid) ertannt bic brittle Wta9t, bon
ber i1 Dir einit fprad.
So, ia, i'd erfenne lie unb i9 beuge
mid ibrl sic faltete pertldrten Mnges
fi9ts bic 6dmbe. . @eiit Der 2iebe,
5ieb Elm in rnein 9er3 unb lebre mid,
biefes Mannes wiirois su ieiu.
Das mar cine Ooppelbo95eit, mi: bic
Gtaot Jt. nod feline fob Mb0ner unb
grnehine, Gilsborn rnb @retd1en muir,
ben an eiuen Sage eetruut. Sie gause
6tabibatte fi9 bor Dem ftillen profefors
6duIe neri1mmelt, I'm bic enbloie 3abl
Der Gdffe ausfeigen 3u feben, tpelde bic
8rautpaare In bic Gir6e geleiten follten.
Dos If cine bon ben Brantiungfern,
aber cine alte! fiiiferten bic 2eute, als
Clio nit ibrem Bruber ansfieg.
unb bas III tpieber cine, aber eine
gang tIeine, bieB es. Gin bhbiGer Jun.
ger Want bob elm rei3enbes, braundu.
giges Rinb aus benz Wagen. gs ma,
gar id56n peib uno rOia nngetban uni
trug eiuea groBen GtrauB in Der 0anb
(5crtietuns foI9t.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
aad,e aid,t iiber rerp5fe eemte.

Strs 2eiben iinb pirtIiGe 9eiben, penn bu
% aud nit beinem sefunben aobfe unb farten
Nerben tauni slnuben tannf. gmpieble ibnen
iieber 8 fetter's Masenbitters, bas,
ipdbreno IS isbe Gpur bon Gbspspiie entfernt
uu6 bic 2eber un6 einsepeibe reeuIirt, bic
banptfd9lidfe iiria9e eines 9roniiten Ner.
tenleioens anereift unb auerottet Die ner.
benterft6renhe araafbeit @edfslfieber sebort su
ben f9liinufen eeioen, fiir befjen 8srtrsibnns
biefeS angcntbme MitteI DEFENDERS anwenbbar
III 9erp0fe gri@6pfun9, tpsl6e bon elmer
lang anbaltenben ssiffisen obsr pbbEihen Nm.
frsasuns berriibrt, III aud elm 3uIfan0 bes
a0rpers, bel ben bas Ginsrsifen bisies sfrdf.
tisunssmlitiels bOdft tDiinideusbertb ID, bsfon.
bers ba es sebroudt tpirb, um ben Drud au
bic iberarbeitefsn Nerpen 3u bsrminbern uni
bieieIben sn bcrubigen. Sas Bitiers III bor
unfddtbarem @ertbe in Gdllen bon 2beuma.
iismus, Neuralgis mnb Nierenleiben. @ebrau6
nidlts anDeres ftatt ieiner
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

Serren 8aIbrigsan unb brannes Qisletbredb
llnteraeus, bon 8l.75 bis $3.50, per Mnjug.
Cine bubble MuSuobI bon Idnarsen 1aI8s
tiidern, Gantaiief6 6leifen, Binbfor. uub sfcur
in banb" -grabatten.
Sin i90uer 8orratb BON Ieinenen unb feibe.
men SerrensSaf@enti6erny Opera Gdbleifen,
fei6enen Gegenf9irmen.
Sin febr srobe8 Enforcement bon neibeu urb
bunten &naben.0 .0berbeinben aus 4ereaI, fiirs
aIter bon 4-12 Sabrsn, 3m 16, 25, IS, 30 Sc.
uno anfpdrts.
serrenfdnbe in alien Gormea uaO MuFern
nnb st allen Yreiieu.
Son Serren- un6 Rnaben. @irobbiten babsn
mir bas ausgebreitetfe Eager i'm Giibpefeu.
Serren. itnb sRnabens6i 6iI5bite, ipei9e uub
fteife, bon allen Arieu uub Sddttirmngen.
Sdub5eug fiir 9aulelt Il. &inber.
Sn bieiem Departement bin id) 70 mohI bcr.
sefeben, bab id) aue nnO Seberinasn au befries
Digen bermag.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
gei ber gr6ffnuna oes Gebteu

- Set Der GfDHnung 0e5 Septems
berternlins bes Difriftgerihts rei9te
&i1ter s. S. 9ebine bic i'm Namen Der
Mifociation Der Ne9tsanmdlte gefaBten
8ei9IhHe iiber bas Mbleben bes M1tb.
Sacob @dIber ein. Die Bef6liifIe finb
in ben anerfennenbifen unb ebrenbiten
WorteH abgefaBt unO seigen, in ipeld'
bobem @rabe ber Weriforbene bic M9s
tung ieiner 3ollegen genoB. Na9 0ers
leiuns ber Bel6liiiIe bielt &i6ter Des
bine cine turse @ebd9tniBrebe, bic auf
ale MnmeIenben einen tiefen ginbrud
ma6te, neil iebes Mort, tpel1es ct
lprad, Wiberban fanb. Sn ieiner rlt=
bisen, ernitsn Weiie erpdbnte &ebner
bic eminenten 8Oraiige, tuel9e ben 0ers
fforbenen in leiner Stellung als Mnmalt
unb als Mann, Biirger iinb GamiIiens
batter aus3ei9neten. Nus N6tung FIR
ben 8erforbenen oertagte fid ber @es
ri9tsbof.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

Gran30Ff9e Yereals gu 8, 10, 123 II. l5 cs.
@eaei9nete 2atprs au %, 81, 5, s II. 10 e8.
@ei6er unb fdrbiger Mul-au 123, Is, 20,
%, 35 unb 30 Gents.
Bei6e aaiuns --au S, Z, s, 10, 12a, is, 90,
25, 80, 35 unb 40 gents. 8u 9aben in 8i'
fbops, 8ietnria unb Snbia 2atunS.
Yerflde 2atons in allen sdattirunsen BON
l5 biz gu so Gents
Gmbroiberie 9epmtemellt.
gdpciser 8orbiruns bon bis rs Cts.
gambrie 8o,birnng bon 24-50 es.
Jlainfoof Ginfailuns bon $50 Cts.
8arbise 8oroirunsem II. auBenranbe baau.
Siirt 6Iouncits, bolle 2dnse .75-$2.60.
Spibeu 9epartemeIt.
Sine enbIofe GuspabI in forsenben @pisen.
forten: Gsbptifde, tiirtifd)e, Gordon, galen.
eia, 8ritou, Spanifde, Gsearial, Sebora-iu
allen Breitsn, bon Der billisFen bis gu Oer be.
fen GIaIIe,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
GeiOell : 9eparteutellt.

ediparser unD farbigsr gtIaa, bon 80 Gents
bic 5u 50. 90.
Sura9 eeibenfOffe in allen Sdattirunsen
3il IS Gents nnb $500.
e6paraer nnb farbiser @ros @rain gu 75e.,
90s., 81, $1.25 unb $l.50.
Gefreifte nnb fGedise CONNER. Seiben ait
So, 40, 80, IS, 20 nnb 80 Gents.
Sdparser nnb farbiser Surab atlas, su
so nnb 75 gents.
&leiberitoff 9eparten1ent.
CONNER. gafimire ipie Nun8.@eilins, alba.
grsnnoine, Debese su allen @reifem.
Gatins, eeaeiGnet o6er eiufarbig gu 10, Is,
20, 25, 80 nnb 35 Gents.
grinfIeS Seeriuder8 au Z, 9, 1e, IL unp is CO.
@instoni II. bibfder ausipabl, 81 8, 10,
IL nn6 Is Gents. a
8epbbr @inabam gu 20, % unS 80 c..
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
Naraiol : 9epartelltent.

@ir baben bas BET tpeitem gr6bte nnb boll.
fdnbigife Enforcement bon etnfad)en mnb 2us
rus. @onneniAirmen in ber Stabt.
S9parjieibene Tarafols-bon Is cS. Bis 81.
S6parae Ntlas. @@irne bon 1855.
S@tpar3e Mtlas. S@irme sefiittert nnb nit
Spibenranb bon $2.25-$15.
Sarbige YarafoIS rngefiitterte--1. % Bis $5.
Gdrbige 1arafols, gefiitterte, nit Spiben.
ranb-pon ESQ bis $12.
sinber>@araiols at s5, 50, 10 es. u. 81.
9anleu @eiBwaaren.
Sei,oen, bolle @roBe, bon 45 CO. bis su $4.
2anse Sentben, bon 10 CO. Bis gu 81.
goriett. .8efen aller @roben, bon 40 Gents
bis au $1.5o.
Son,ner @artae lleberpefen, in @r0ben bon
2S-44, gu 40, SO unb 60 gts.
Cine biiblde gluspabl bon SIN u. Gpiben.
bauben fir sfinber bon 26 cs. bis So.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
preile fprelDen fiir Bdll0e!

Surge &inberfleiber bon 65 es. Bis $3.50.
@e5eidnete nnb einfade S9weiser bon 123
Gents anftp6rts.
8oroirte l1eberfleiber su 50 mnb anftpart8.
Borbirte @afbntir ScarfS bon $1.5O-$2.
S9barse unb farbise Seriebs aa 81, 1.25,
1.5o, So nnb aufudrtS.
9antelt : 9trlnnpfiorten.
8raune 8aIbrigsan, gutter Amalitat, au 10,
IL, 15, 1s, 20, 25, 80 Cts. uab aufmarts.
@infarbise gtrimpfe-su 10, IL, Is, 20,
25 @ent8 unb aufpdrts
ginfa@e unb 2urus Seibenitrimbfe fiji
Wtdbden unb ainber, II, allen Garben unb su
allen YreiIen.
Goriett=9 9epartene1t.
8on @orfetts bnlteu ipir bic $50 8one@, bic
@arner Bros, in allen @raben, Die IS. g a,
bic uR. 81, bi, ST. 81 nnb bieIe anoere
Mfarten, gu DO, SO, Is Cts. uns 81.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
bebeutu1tgSlpfen pbra1e,
9aluen=6iite ,c ,c.

Dicfes Department fam, sIeid ben iibri.
gen nidt abertrOifen tuerben, ba ib fdnntIiGe
Mrtifel 6ireft trnpprtire mno i'm @tanbe bin,
Die bette nnb reigbaltisfe alustpabI in Be3na
anf leste Weobe nno Stil stt prd5entiren, iuie
). y. y@anfb" GapitoIia, Wlirriam,, YbiIfis,
Denber, Barrett, Naib Ga 9elle, MeSpro,
@rinecton, SOcaI, MIiee. Sennora. Surebe.
Bel nn8 finbet man bic tleueifen Muifer in
Sntbeiat bon iebr sefalligem Gtbl unb 3m
1liebriefen YreiIen-som s5 es. bis $l.5o.
ale arten aufpnt, 8iifdel, 8eeren unb cine
pradtboae GnSiuabl bon Blunen &c.
Gdder, in groBem 8orratb bonn einfadifen
bis gum elegantefen, unb au anen Yreilen.
Serren=G GarOerobe.
8ir baben elm auSseoebntes nnb pra6tboles
enforcement bon Serren- Oberbentben aus Wer>
cal, ari allen Yretfen. Das bette so ct. Com.
nfer Mferino Sernb, iemals i'm Narlte.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
Gin QHt oer Seele.
Sionlall poH gBilbelnline b. Sillsrl.

tEonfetuns.l
glun-habe jfi he aetaunt2 ffiifferte
syobauues @retl5erl ali.
9u baft mid 70 iiberraie)t, eSphannes,
ID, NOR {d1podi-id1 mltb MID ppr Sir
id5dmeil jaQie he, miihlam mad ssaf.
i,ino riuoerb. e Ia. =.
G6dmeu maBieif Gu Did, nsin
Au n biefeur g(uqenblid bas fem fDnl.
teff. mas Oh fQr T ueuuli | eruiberte
csohannes. grsufuffe @refdheli, he bers
fa,l6 i'm NM oino finalis.
oSD62niIfs iab grueftiue lauqe uub
inrio III hie Muden. QaB MID nod, elm
ermffes Iettes Sort nit 9ir ibred,en,
Iiebe GeeIe 500 iuei6, es in cine ans
bere Grneiiiue, SIC id joeben In ben 4rs
men Ijielt. aIs Sic, tDeidae mid bor fat
eineul f,Qiben Sohre berlies = bas babe
ID oefiibli an Dem 0pd6eu Deines 6ers
aens. alber fiirhte nidts = i'd foilme
ilid5f. nm Define 6i.HoHafeit au meiuem
gprtbeiI ousaubeuters, uid3t nm Sid au
ei,leul EntIdIuFe au beiuegen, ber, ipie
es iett uu1 9im lfeht, bas entipertbenbe
Gebrdoe BET glothnenbiafeit triige. Sd
beQreife Did aous. Du tparflf mir emf
gioeumdd5tiafsit iluo Gelblffud5t bor, -
On foII{f DID tiberaeuQeu, 6a6 Du mir
fjierfu tueuia(fens rnreht getbanl Gs
III mir ukIunaer-er aoq elm Bapier aus
Ser Bru0toidhe l. Dir burm naeinen
sTreuub iin6 QolIeQeu Breuter in 9es
fersburn cine GielIe su perfmoffeu iiub
aipor ois Qebreriu Der glaturmiffenfmafs
len In ber bprfioen NiIbunasanffait fir
Graiehtrianeu. Die GfeIIe III in ieber
6infdbt cine aldnaenbe uuo mar bisber
INNER nur BON M{duneru beIebt. ue6er
Deiue 9eif baif Nu tl,if q(usnahme Der
fDeniaeii lInferrid5tsRnubeu bcllftdubia
slf iJerfiiaen. Deine Gfubieu fauuft Gu
m dr6&fen llmfouQ Fortieten. ir,eiue
gmbfehIiuden tperDen Did In Bic iuiis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
0ausbaltnltgsitoffe.

@ebleidter Slid Damait-su So, 40, As,
SO Gents unb aufparts.
8rauner Damait su %. 80, 40 unb SO CO.
yaotber Sirfiider Sid .Damof-sm 80, s6,
40, so nnb 60 gentS unb aufm6rtS.
0ebleifte unb unsebleidte Oamaft Sanb.
tader, gutter @roBe, au 8, 10, IL, Is, 20 Sc.
iin6 aufbdrtS. @robe tiirfiibe 8abe.9anbs
tiiAer an is, 16, 20 itnb 25 Gents.
@efranfeS Sanbti9eraeug, bon $50 @ts.
Sbiten. 8prBdnse gu 123. 15, 20, %, 80
Gents iino aufmirtS.
OrdbirunaSffoffe at 10, 12 un6 Is gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
Mab bmfeS Sptel.
PM 5. @sptember baieIbf abaeliieaen

I'm 5. 5eptenlber baIelbit abgefiegen :
g. .. eorb, 8radeit u. SummeI, gaifro.
bile; 3. .. Gentleh, 9. 6. Wfaab, M. g
2bons, Soufon; Bu. Ginger. elmenborf
@m. abSarb. al Yofo; 8. o. 8roun, llbalbe
8. eefinger, 8rafettbille; Capt. o. s. Ri9ars
0lebina; 8. Q. gaI, piebras HeeraS 3. 3
Broipr, 8. 6. Duneeb, .. 3. Bowtb, ct
2ouis @ste See, sietu Orleans.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
Oe66ol6 ii6er6eu9t guc6!

8lounsinss nnb tiirfifde Mueenraabfpisen
in Cream, 8eib, Beiee unb farbig.
Gpanifde @uimpure In S1para, Cream
unb Beige, unb pahenbe ginfafunsen.
Oamen,Safdentader, tpei6e, nit Gantafie>
einfailnng, 8terranb unb Baden; slei9fallS
eine {done gustpabl bon Srauer.Safdenla>
dern al alien Yreiien.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

- 9as gr6bte Eager bon 8emebr.
unb 3ebolberspairOnen uno Shlien bel
piper & g S9uItbeB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06
9antelt Strltlllpfiortelr.
GDriett=Separtelllett.


9unbert 9otels, bic fi1 ben Reforms
borf9ldgen bes 8ereins anf6loHen,
nit * be3ei@net, aud preiie fiir 3ints
mer, MittageiIen, peniion &c. angegeben,
ipas in febr pilfommener Weife eine
porldufige 8ere@nung Der ungefdbren
&eifefoiten erIei6tert.
9reierIei 8ereine tperben boffentgi6
bic Nbfdaffung ber Srinfgelber be-
iDirfen: 8ereine Der Gellner, 8ereine ber
@affbofss unb S9anfbeliber, unb Uers
cine bon &eiienben unb Wirtbsbausbes
fu6ern. Sie 6eutiGe prei1e fann Der
9lgitation gegen bas Srinfgelb ebens
faas pefentli1 niiBen uno }ie miro boz
nit ein patriotif6es Wert tbun. Gin
Oeuti9lanb 0bne Srinfgeloer fDi,b Elm
gr6Berer Mnaiebungspuntt fiir Jrembe
tuerbeu unb mir Deuti9en tperben uns
gegenieitig i'm 6ffentli1en 8erfebr Diel
Merger uno iibermiitbiges 8enebmen Bel
8ebern unb ytebmern bon SrintgeIb
eriparen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1887-09-06

ySabreIang Iitt i@ on 69winbeI,
anfdqen, Nppetitlofisteit, Bldbunse1
unb bauptid9lidb an anbauernber un=
perbauli6teit. &eins ber pielen anges
tpanbten Miitel lpollten belfen, Biz i9
auf Mnratben einiger n,einer Greunbe
meine 3uflu6t gu 9r. Muguit R6nigs
9amburger Sropfen nabm. Sd nabm
ieben Worgen unb Nbeno cine Dofis
unb ebe eine 6lai9e aufsebrau9t mar,
mar i6 tpieber gelunb unb erfreute mid
eines gutea Nppetits." = 5. MeDer,
@bitor 1es vSournal", Bloomington,
Sninois.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
Remedy for Blind Staggcrs.

In regard TO request in Oregon
ian for information as to the cause
Of blind staggers in horses, man
who has lost several horses from
this disease states that it is caused
by TOO long continued feeding of
the animals On dry food. A mess
of CARROTS or potatoes given to a
hoise twice a week will prevent OF
cure blind stasgers. Farmers who
feed straw to their horses suffer
more loss from blind staggers as a
general thing, than those who feed
coed hay. There is So much silica
in tie straw that it is difficult TO
digest and has a tendency to clog
the stomach unless the horse is
treated to a feed of some kind of
csculent once or twice a week
Farmers should always lay in u
supply of carrots for their horses.-
Portland Oregonian.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.

l offer for sale at private contract
valuable real estate situated ut Lo-
cnstmouat, Accomac county, Vir-
ginia., to wit:
A farm of 30 or IS acres of first
class grass land, good dwelling,
store house, first class stand for
selling goods.grocery and other out
houses, all in view of Powelton and
The ocean, convenient to a good
graded school and churches, situa,
ted in pleasant neighboIhoo'l, etc.
The terms will be very easy
Persons wishing, can see the prem
Uses, and learn more by seeing the
editor Of PENINSULA ENTERPRISE
or the owner
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
HON. to Use Salt.

A correspondent of the Country
Gentleman is authority for the fol
lowing. Salt should not be used
on cold, heavy, or moist soils, and
ifany one does, he will he disap
pointed in the result, as it's tenden.
CIV is to keep the ground cool and
moist. 1t would do such soil more
harm than good.
1t should not be cast upon very
Young and tender plants of any
kind, as it will be very sure to kill
them.
Judgment Should be employed
in using so strong and active an
agent, but think, indeed know,
that some men do not use any. |
had a friend in Stark who heard
me IN a lecture recommend salt on
onion beds, when | strictly urged
that it should be dragged or work
ed in before the seed was sown;bnt
forgetting what said, or thinking
it would make no difference; he did
not salt until the onions we're about
two inches high, and 1T killed them
all; which he laid to me, and meant
10 give me a fearful Seeding, but
sowing another root crop thatturl-
ed out spleudidly, he gave up the
scolding. And he waited until the
tops were as mg as a large pipe
stem, he might have covered the
ground an inch deep, and his Oh
ions would have done finely.
Onions should be sown on the
same ground year after year, rs
they continue to improve. There
are Yards u hundred Years old, and
their yield would aStonish the com
mon grower. The tops when cut
off should be scattered over the
ground lido not leave them III
lumpS), as they make the best food
Tor the growing onions; then SOW
salt, and then put on a coat OF ma
nure.
do not think salt is mucli of a
fertilizer i'll itself, though plants
take it up, as yon can tell BY tast-
ing and by the stilfening and elaz-
ing of straw of a plant grown In
salted ground. think it acts up
on and aSSimilatcS the gross mat.
ter in the soil so as to make it avail.
able food.
Having ~ hillside pasture which
could not be easily ploushed, ]
thought 1 would try salt, which l
did on one half Of it, casting on also
what little wood ashes | had, and
the result was Surprising. 1t Kill
ed all the weeds but the thistles,
and caused a rapid and great
growth of grass, and | donbtlf one
of my horses, cattle or sheep went
on the unsalted part to feed during
the whole season. The next season
I sowed the other part in the same
way, and so OIL for two or three
years. until thoroughly redeemed.
Wheat, grass, onions, potatoes,
and most root crops will stand Il
ton and i half to lhe acre, though
it is not necessary TO use this guam
tity, as they will thrive we'll with
eSS.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
President Tyler's Unmarked Grave.

Being at Richmond the other
day. writes correspondent Of the
Chicago News. visited the beau
tirul Hollywood cemetery to see the
grave of President John Tyler,
which l have always beard was un-
marked. The tenth President of
the United States is buried in Il
slightly spot overlooking the James
River and only few rods from the
ornate sepulchre of James Monroe.
Beside him lies the body of his
daughter, Julia Tyler who died III
the seventeenth year Of her age.
and a pretty monument stands at
her head, but the mound at her
left is unmarked and under the
turf where the bones of her father
are said to be deposited. The State
of Virginia has several times
threatenedto erecta monument,and
even bills have heen introduced i'll
Congress for the purpose. The fam
lily has not erected astone, because
it is said, it believes the govern.
ment should do it. Mrs. Tyler the
widow, lives in Richmond Oh a pen
sion of $4,000 year from the gov :
ernment; two sons are in Washing
ton, one a physician and tue other
III employee in the Interior De
partment. The burial place of Will
liam Henry Harrison is said to be
also unmarked.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
A New Railway Law.

1t is now unlawful for any rail
way corporation engaged in trans
portation Of passengers or freight
from one State to another
To make unjust or unreasonable
charges.
TO give preferences or make dis
ordinations by "any special rate,
drawback or other device"
TO demand a greater charge
for a short than a long haul OF
freight or passengers over the same
line 'sunder substantially similar
circumstances"
TO enter into pooling agreements
with competing lines.
To grant free passes to any per-
sons but railroad officers and en-
ployees.
Every company is required to
make its rates public and to strict.
~ adhere to them while they re-
IN ain in force.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
Expensive Air.

"They say that light and air are
free, don't they9" said a Chicago
book publisher.
Eyes. That is a long established
principle" replied the gentleman
addressed.
"Well, it amt So"
"Not so9"
"No, sir. Here | hire three agents
OH salary"
yes"
swell, that makes about three
thousand dollars a year that I paw
for wind, which is technically de
scriLed as air in motion. Don't you
suppose l could go into court and
compel these men to work for moth
ingg"-Merchant Traveller.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
Before and After.

Young wile-"I know very well.
mother, chat my husband no longer
loves me-"
Mother-"How do you know it,
my daugnter?n
You know he belongs to a fire
company"
eyes"
"WelT, before we were married,
when we were counting and the
fire bell rang, he never went to the
fire. He said that he would rather
pay the fne."
"Well, what does he do now?n
"Why, now, at the very first
sound of the bell, he says duty calls
him, and he is off and away in
three shakes of sleeps tail.0-
Texas Siftings.
Peninsula enterprise. [volume] (Accomac, Va.) 1881-1965, 1887-04-30
Mercantile Notice.

10 my friends, customers, and the
public generally, and the ladies es-
pecially.
Being now the occupant of one of
the largest and bestarrangedstore.
houses on the Eastern Shore, and
having filed it with one Of the best
assorted and complete stock Of
goods in the county, l am now
prepared to sell at very low figures
for cash. or will take in exchange
for them any and everything that
will sell in the market, such as eggs,
corn, fowl of all kinds, pigs, calves,
sheep, etc. The attention Of the
ladies is especially invited to my
STOCK Of edgings of all kinds, silk
and silk trimmings, velveteens, al
pacas, worsteds, etc.
10 the gentlemen we offer a stock
Of ready.made clothing, shoes, hats,
scartS, ETC., unexcelled.
Besides, have In stock a choice
line of groceries, such as tea, flour,
spices, sugar, coffee-in fact every
thing that is kept in the dry goods
and grocery line.
The ladies especially who have
favored me so greatly in the past
will find my store pleasant resort.
My motto is "quick sales and small
profits"
Come one, come all, and you will
find me as ever
Yours, anxious to please,
JOS, G. WEsCoTT,
Coal Kiln, Va.